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I definitely think with the Web becoming so vast—there is a much content and social context and now with mobile, there is so much location and activity context. How do you pull all that together? The interesting the way you take it is to say okay, we will use some of that information--your personalization, your context, what you've done, all that—to make sense of the content. It is the Internet ordered for you. Which is interesting because it brings Yahoo back to its roots. It used to be that that's what Yahoo was. It took the Internet and ordered it up. Now it's so vast that you can't just categorize it anymore. But could we provide a feed information that is ordered, a Web ordered for you, and is also available on your mobile phone.

She then went on to list Foursquare specifically as something that excites her in the industry:

I think there are amazing things [in the industry] you get to see all the time. All kinds of amazing technologies on mobile. When you think about what it means to be location sensitive…Some of these are very basic in terms of things like being able to check in, so there's Foursquare, but if you actually know where people are and where they check in, there are all sorts of sophisticated and interesting things you can go on to do. So I think there are amazing technologies like that.